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HistoryJun 28, 2000 - 2:18 a.m.

wu-ftpd remote exploit patched

2000-06-2802:18:13
Slackware Linux Project
www.slackware.com
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A remote exploit has been found in the FTP daemon, wu-ftpd. This can
allow an attacker full access to your machine.

The wu-ftpd daemon is part of the tcpip1.tgz package in the N series. A
new tcpip1.tgz package is now available in the Slackware 7.1 tree. We
have also provided a seperate patch package for users who have already
installed Slackware 7.1 and just want the new FTP daemon.

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wu-ftpd 2.6.0 AVAILABLE - (n6/tcpip1.tgz)

  The recent root exploit in wu-ftpd has been patched and the new
  tcpip1.tgz is in the Slackware 7.1 tree:

     ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/slackware-7.1/slakware/n6/

  A seperate wu-ftpd-only patch package is available in the patches/
  subdirectory:

     ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/slackware-7.1/patches/

  All users are strongly urged to upgrade to the patched wu-ftpd
  daemon.  You only need to download one package to get the new FTP
  daemon.

  Here are the md5sums and checksums for the packages:

     1660403894 62427 ./wu-ftpd-patch.tgz
     d42c1708634232f8bc6a396827959851  ./wu-ftpd-patch.tgz

     3287743865 1017793 ./n6/tcpip1.tgz
     7aff2b13086e881a6ee029d44a448f17  ./n6/tcpip1.tgz


  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE tcpip1.tgz PACKAGE:
  ----------------------------------------------------
  If you have downloaded the new tcpip1.tgz package, you should bring
  the system into runlevel 1 and run upgradepkg on it:

       > telinit 1
       > upgradepkg tcpip1.tgz
       > telinit 3


  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE wu-ftpd-patch.tgz PACKAGE:
  -----------------------------------------------------------
  If you have downloaded the wu-ftpd-patch.tgz package, you should
  bring the system into runlevel 1 and run installpkg on it:

       > telinit 1
       > installpkg wu-ftpd-patch.tgz
       > telinit 3

Remember, it’s also a good idea to backup configuration files before
upgrading packages.